JAPAN: Sapporo Holdings returns fire on Steel Partners

By just-drinks.com editorial team | 26 February 2009

Japanese drinks group Sapporo Holdings has rejected claims by Steel Partners Japan Strategic Fund that it was unwilling to enter into discusssion over the sale of a 33% stake.

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Japanese drinks group Sapporo Holdings has rejected claims by Steel Partners Japan Strategic Fund that it was unwilling to enter into discusssion over the sale of a 33% stake.

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